Joost de Gouw

Joost de Gouw

gouwlab.bsky.social

Physicist studying organic chemistry in the atmosphere using mass spectrometry. Urban air pollution, wildfire smoke, oil and gas, indoor air. Professor at the University of Colorado Boulder. Group website at sites.google.com/view/de-gouw-lab

👤 Joined on 02 February 2024

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Dylan B. Millet
08 October 2026 00:08

New paper out in Science Advances by lead author @mvermeuel.bsky.social 🧪 Surface temps drive strong seasonality in urban reactive carbon emissions doi.org/10.1126/scia... A joint project between the @dbm.bsky.social and @chemdelphine.bsky.social groups, in collab w/ @roseatmos.bsky.social group

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Tori Barber
25 September 2026 13:10

We've been running experiments for the last 3 years in our mini-chamber (affectionately dubbed 'the bounce house' by my students) but today is a big day because we inflated our big chamber for the first time!

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I was on On with @karaswisher.bsky.social w @erinbrockovich.bsky.social @andyschor.bsky.social & Elena Schlossberg talking about how the AI data center boom is straining our grid, consuming water, & bypassing public transparency (eg #Stratos in Utah). Check it out: www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3hq...

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It is much simpler: We know what we emitted since we know how much fossil fuel has been burned. And that’s twice as much as has accumulated in the atmosphere. So nature hasn’t been a source but a sink: oceans and forests took up half. And that’s also observed fact. www.climate.gov/news-feature...

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Smoke from the Pacific Northwest wildfires is visible along the Front Range this morning. It'll probably stick around today and into the weekend. This *may* help to suppress storm chances this afternoon, especially from I-70 on north. #COwx

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